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Kirsten Clemens
EGLE-ScrapTire@Michigan.gov
Scrap Tire Program Staff Contacts
Registered Commercial Scrap Tire Hauler List
Registered Commercial Scrap Tire Collection Site List
Part 169 Scrap Tire Statute
Scrap Tire Recyclers/Processors
Scrap Tire Certified End Users
Scrap Tire Hauler Information
Scrap Tire Collection Site and Processor Information
Scrap Tire Advisory Committee
Scrap Tire Reports
The Scrap Tire Program administers a combination of community-based grants that support local municipal tire cleanups, public and private grants that enhance and promote scrap tire markets in Michigan, and technical staff resources to support compliance assistance and enforcement activities.
Through these efforts, the program seeks to improve the scrap tire regulatory landscape with higher rates of compliance, fewer occurrences of illegal tire operations (i.e. illegal hauling and dumping), the creation of more viable markets for tire materials, and the eventual establishment of a tire market based on circular economy principles.
Section 16908(2)(c) of Part 169, Scrap Tires, of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act, 1994 PA 451, as amended (NREPA), requires that the Scrap Tire Regulatory Fund shall be used for the cleanup or collection of abandoned scrap tires and scrap tires at collection sites. The department shall give priority to funding activities under this subdivision at collection sites in which the scrap tires were accumulated prior to January 1, 1991, and to collection sites that pose an imminent threat to public health, safety, welfare, or the environment. The department shall make every effort to assure that all abandoned scrap tires accumulated at collection sites prior to January 1, 1991, are cleaned up or collected by September 31 [sic], 2009.
NOTICE: Due to decreased end use market availability, a temporary suspension of the requirement that processors deliver all grant tires to an end user will be in place for the 2024 cleanup grant round. All scrap tires must continue to be handled according to Part 169, however disposal at a Part 115 licensed landfill in accordance with Part 115 will be an acceptable method for a processor to handle the incoming scrap tires under the grant.
Any grantee/contractor wishing to deliver scrap tires to a landfill, after proper size reduction, must contact the Scrap Tire Program grant administrator for approval. Whole motor vehicle tires are prohibited from being disposed of in a landfill.
THE 2025 SCRAP TIRE CLEANUP GRANT APPLICATIONS ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE. Grant applications can be completed March 10th to April 18th, 2025.
Please send questions to the Scrap Tire mailbox EGLE-ScrapTire@Michigan.gov.
Historical List of Scrap Tire Cleanup Grant Recipients:
Scrap Tire Market Development Grants are available to reimburse up to 50 percent of the cost to purchase scrap tires to support the development of increased markets for scrap tires. Grant funding is also available to reimburse up to 50 percent of the cost of purchasing equipment or for research and development to provide for a new or increased use for scrap tires.
Applications remain closed.
If you are a law enforcement agency interested in a scrap tire law enforcement grant, please e-mail EGLE-ScrapTire@Michigan.gov
